Gen Schwan's Column Reaches San Francisco de Malabon
Gen Schwan's advancing column enters San Francisco de Malabon with little resistance and no casualties. The expedition moves from Rosario toward Cavite, while reconnoitering near Florida Blanco and Caloocan and reports outposts fired upon by insurgents. Extra vigilance follows Manila uprising.
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Schwan
Riley
5Th Artillery
Lowe
San Francisco de Malabon
Santa
Noveleta
San Francisco de Labon
Cavite
Rosario
Bay of Rosario
Tates
Callao
Ao Lerma
Ules
United
J. J. Bell
Florida Blanco
Guagua
Bell
la Loma
Caloo
Riot at Fort Snelling Ends in Guardhouse Lockup
A serious riot broke out in Company L barracks at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, leaving two men hospitalized and a fourth in need of constant care after a large fight. Privates Stout Kelly and Brazille had earlier spent the day in St Paul with Corp Fenner, who alleged he was robbed of a sum between 160 and 300 dollars. The assault led to a general melee and Capt Jones of Company K summoned the guard.
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St. Paul
Minn
8Th Infantry
Ft. Snelling
Stout
Kelly
Brazille
Hilarity
Corp
Fenner
Capt. Jones
Company K
First West Virginia execution at Moundsville Penitentiary
Woner-nixe West Virginia October 10 report the first hanging under the new state law. The condemned man was Sheppard Caldwell a colored man who murdered his mistress Rose Henshaw in June near Keystone McDowell County. Caldwell's neck was broken by the fall.
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Wnernixe
W. Va
West Virginia
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Sheppard Caldwell
Rose Henshaw
Keystone
McDowell County
Caldwell
Street Car Strike Paralyzes San Antonio Transit
The entire street car system in San Antonio remains shut down as six motormen and conductors hired by the company to operate cars were surrounded by about 500 striker supporters in the city center on Monday and persuaded to join the strike.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pardon Granted to Filipino Prisoner by General Otis
On Wasinday October 10 Gen Otis granted a full pardon to Domingo Magno a Filipino prisoner sentenced by a Spanish court in 1897 to six years penal servitude for robbery for saving the life of an American soldier.
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Gen
Otis
Wasninday
Domingo Magno
Carter Pays His Fine In Army Court Action
Oberlin Carter, the disgraced army officer, has paid the $5,000 fine imposed by the court martial. His check was sent to United States District Attorney Burnett. In Portsmouth Ohio Chas Rose of Sciotoville leaped from a street car and suffered a broken jaw after being thrown against a bone pole.
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Carter
New York
Oberlin Carter
United States
Burnett
Portsmouth
Chas. Rose
Sciotoville
City
Kruger Interview Highlights Grave Situation in South Africa
Pretoria, Oct. 10. President Kruger described the situation as very grave and hard to predict. He said British reinforcements landing in Natal did not trouble him, expressing faith in the Almighty. He claimed no knowledge of Hofmeyr and Rose Inness plans, and noted no decision on U S mediation or arbitration. Kruger to celebrate 75th birthday Tuesday. State Secretary Reitz said mediation talks were pending but not decided.
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Pretoria
Kruger
Natal
Hofmeyr
Rose Innes
South Africa
United States
Reitz
Mystery of mutilated woman remains unsolved in New York
In New York on October 10 the unidentified mutilated woman found in West Seventeenth Street and the North River remains unclaimed. Several people have identified some body parts at the morgue, but the identifications prove inconclusive. Coroner's physician Dr. Albert T. Weston believes the case mirrors London's Whitechapel murders with similar mutilation.
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New York
West Seventeenth Street
North River
Albert T. Weston
Alfred Vanderbilt sighted in San Francisco return
Alfred G. Vanderbilt is aboard the steamship City of Pekin which has been sighted in San Francisco after a four day delay. He will be rushed to his home on a special train once landing is permitted and conveyed to Oakland by a special tug boat, with the train departing as soon as the roadway is clear.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Pekin
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Oakland
New York Weekly Tribune
le National
New York Weekly ‘Tribune
German Cotton Spinners Form Trust Across Empire
In Berlin on October 10 a German cotton spinners trust was formed by Flemish, Westphalian, Saxon and Silesian firms, covering 95 percent of the empire’s spinning. The consumer circle warns the trust’s terms will let foreign spinners buy German yarns 15 percent cheaper than Germans can.
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Trust
Berlin
Association of Cotton Yarns Consumers
Will contest filed over Denver orphans college bequest
Denver court hears challenge to the will of George Washington Clayton who left over 1 000 000 for an orphan’s college in Denver modeled after Girard College. Thomas Clayton, a brother, filed the contest on Monday and other heirs are expected to join.
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Denver
Col
George Washington Clayton
Girard College
Philadelphia
Thomas Clayton
Milwaukee Teen Dies in Electric Fan Accident
Mary Leiser aged 20 died when a household electric fan seized her hair, pulling her head into the device as she dried her hair in the basement. Police reported the deadly accident occurred in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on October 10.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Leiser
Dreyfus Family Plans Egypt Winter Visit
Paris reports that the Dreyfus family will shortly travel to Egypt for the winter, according to the Matin, the authority cited. The move signals a seasonal departure from their Paris residence as political tensions persist.
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Dreyfus
Egypt
Paris
Day banquet draws thousands at Chicago parade event
The Great Parade of All Nations Monday night drew thousands to the Chicago Auditorium for the day banquet. Fourteen countries were represented with thirty floats. a pastry peace arch and electric lights adorned the stage as President McKinley and other dignitaries attended the ceremony.
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Curiaeo
Chicago
McKinley
Germany
Public notices and political arrivals at Huntsville convention
Gov Joseph H Johnston of Alabama to welcome delegates in Huntsville Tuesday. Notable arrivals include J N Nix representing the state, with delegations from Missouri, Apkampas, Texas and Memphis. A New York party led by Senator John W Damn arrives. Meridian contingent named to meet at 10 o'clock. Buckeye pick ups. Seven creditors of Thomas H Groves file a peculiar petition in Akron, Ohio stating his clothing stores mismanaged leading to creditor losses. Coopers strike in Leville Rye references wage demands and showdowns.
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Hunt
Tsvville
Alt
Joseph H. Johnston
Alabama
William A. le
Huntsville
J. N.nix
Missouri
Apkampas
Texas
Memphis
Mans
John W. Damn
Virgini
Megates
Thomas H. Groves
Eveland
Remington
Groves
Akron
Dayton
Mansfield
Scranton
Erie
Cleveland
Gitives
Director A C Urner Treas Little Miami RR Co
A terse record notes Director A C Urner serving as treasurer of the Little Miami Railroad Company. It mentions Joseph Rawson and references Jos. Rawson & with likely partnership or firm details truncated.
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A. C. Urner
Treas
Little Miami
R.r.co
All Nations Parade and Banquet Open Chicago Fall Festival
The banquet featured banners and coats of arms from every state. Governor Tanner welcomed Illinois visitors while Mayor Harrison and Senator Culom voiced city and federal greetings. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Vice President Mariscal spoke as President McKinley attended cornerstone ceremonies. A grand parade with 14 nations followed, including a famed Chinese dragon float from San Francisco, with thousands viewing downtown. Mississippi will authorize a delegation to represent the state, and southern states west of the river are expected to send strong delegations.
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Mr. Stone
Gov. Tanner
Illinois
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Shelby M. Cullom
United States
McKinley
Mariscal
Mexico
Laurier
Canada
Germany
Venezuela
Switzerland
Brazil
Netherands
Austria
Hungary
Scotland
Armenia
Assyria
Belgium
China
Italy
San Francisco
All Nation
Mississippi
Mississippi River
No News From South Africa Telegraph Block Slows Dispatches
London reports no news from South Africa due to heavy telegraph blockage. Officials may be sending dispatches, while Durban announces that no code messages will be accepted without production of the codes.
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London
South Africa
Durban
Bryan's Illness Not Serious Public Update
Drs Morags Ottumwa report William J Bryan's illness is not serious. Secretary C A Walsh says Bryan will resume speaking Tuesday and keep his Iowa dates over the next ten days, then proceed to Kentucky.
Yukon Gold Payments Flood New York Bank Records
A local bank in New York received 175000 dollars on Monday in gold from the Yukon district sent to the San Francisco mint. The bank also collected checks totaling 350000 dollars on Saturday for Klondike gold, making 525000 dollars in two days on that account.
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New York
Yukon District
San Francisco
McGovern Knocks Out Rotchford in First Round
On October 10 Terry McGovern defeated Billy Rotchford with a knockout in the opening minute of the first round, delivering a swift win in the boxing bout.
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Curiaco
Terry McGovern
Billy Rotchford
Blackburn Heirs Seek Estate Division in Liverpool
The Blackburn heirs of William Blackburn, who died in England about a century ago, hold a valued estate of 71 million dollars in East Liverpool. They began proceedings Monday to divide the estate so they can claim their shares. Nearly 100 Blackburn heirs live in this city and Jefferson county.
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Liverpool
Wm. Blackburn
Engle
Ckburn
Jefferson County
City of Brotherly Love: Toledo renames the city
Toledo officials pass a resolution to refer to Toledo as the City of Brotherly Love rather than Frog Tony, citing Philadelphia’s alleged title loss due to corrupt politics. The report notes unrelated claims about local food laws and other regional incidents including morphine addiction rumors in Springfield and a severe injury near Jelloway.
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Toledo
Universal “Brotherhood
Tony
Philadelphia
Schooner Laura Miller Sinks After Leak in Maumee Bay
The schooner Laura Miller sprang a leak Sunday morning and foundered in 21 feet of water in Maumee bay. She carried 160 tons of coal and obstructs navigation. Expected to be blown up. value about 4500 dollars.
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Totedo, O
Laura Miller
Maumee Bay
East Liverpool Electric Light Plant Sold to Street Railway Co
In Wellsville Ohio on October 10 negotiations ending after a month closed transferring the East Liverpool electric light plant from Ceramic City Light Co to East Liverpool Street Railway Co. Lewis W. Healy is manager. Consideration $50,000.
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Wellsville
East Liverpool Electric Light
Ceramic City Light Co
East Liverpool Street Railway Co
New Emblem on Ballot for Union Reform Ticket
Secretary Kinney announced on Monday that the union reform ticket will appear on the official ballot with a new emblem showing clasped hands. Printers are ordered to obtain new plates for the design.
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Columbus
Kinney
Union Reform Ticket
Knights Templar Convention to Stage 1000-Strong Drill
Cincinnati hosts a Knights Templar conclave with a public exhibition drill by 1,000 knights on government square Wednesday afternoon following the parade. The event marks the week's notable activity in the gathering.
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Cincinnati
Knights Templar
Government Square
Campaign Opened by Nash and Caldwell in Springfield
Judge George K. Nash and John A. Caldwell opened Ohio Republican campaign in Springfield at City Hall on Monday evening. Nash runs for governor with Caldwell as lieutenant governor running mate, signaling early party bid in Ohi o.
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Springfield
George K. Nash
John A. Caldwell
Ohio
Infant Dies After Poisoning In West Union
The 14 months old child of Dr J O Wickerham of Youngsville swallowed bicromide of mercury and died in West Union on October 10. The illness followed an accidental poisoning at home and prompted a medical response. The incident is under local inquiry.
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West Union, C
J 0. Wickerham
Youngsville
Free delivery established in Ashland Ohio
Washington October 10 free mail delivery has been established at Ashland Ohio. One carrier has been appointed.
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Ashland
O. Washington
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Bridget
Jae Bers
San Juan Hill
W. V. Sullivaford
Pe-ru-na
O —W. N. Roach
Larimore
Nekota
Peruna Co
W. Madison
Searco
W. L. Douglas
Pees O
Brockton
Winchester Repeating
Winchester
Readep
Sieane
N. K
Pasig River
Fort Snelling
Clayton
Joseph H. Nm
Buckeye
Chrleville Coopers
R Levill
Rye O
Hun- V-coopers
Eagle Coopers Works
Jon” F. Mi Fritséhj
Fis
Benj
F. Evans
Banner Pack
Prowse
Ene
James M. Glenn
Vachel M.aerson
W.smith
Joseph Rawson, Jos. Rawson
AVID
Procter & Gott Co
Perin Langdon
U.S
G. W. Pohlman
J. P. Marvin
Bryan
Count Egloffstein
Club
der Harmlosen
Newport
Manila
Signal
Blackburn
Concordia
Butler
Charles Deck
Jelloway
Knights Templar Convention
Harrison, Ohio
General Banking
Frank
Bowles, Cushier
John Knepie
Market St
Harrison, C
Cus
Wuestefeld
Slate and
Broadway
Harrison
Harmenca
Merrill
Cartan Streteler
Will
Joseph. Bernhard
Sonable
Royal Medicine Co
Harrison, O
Braggiat
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